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Exhibition Items
Absalom
and Achitophel: A Poem. John Dryden. Fourth edition; augmented and
revised. London: Printed for Jacob Tonson, 1682. Lilly Call Number: PR3416 .A2
1682
Le Bon Usage du Thé du Caffé et du Chocolat: pour la Preservation & pour la Guerison des Maladies. Monsieur Nicolas de Blegny. A Lyon & se vend a Paris: Chez Jacques Collomba, 1687. TX817.T3 B64
A
Catalogue of Books of the Newest Fashion, to be Sold by Auction at the Whiggs
Coffee-House.
London, 1693. Date according to Wing. Lilly Call Number: Z1024 .J73 no.1
A
Catalogue of the Rarities to be seen at Don Saltero's Coffee-House in Chelsea:
to which is added, a Compleat List of the Donors Thereof. Don Saltero's
Coffee-House. London, 1732. Lilly Call Number: DA689.H8 S277 1732
A
Coffee-House Dialogue, or, A discourse between Captain Y--- and a young
barrester of the Middle-Temple; with some reflections upon the bill against the
D. of Y.
London, 1679. Date according to Wing Falsely attributed to Andrew Yarranton,
according to ESTC. Lilly Call Number: DA452 .Y2
The
Diary of Samuel Pepys...transcribed from the shorthand manuscript in the
Pepysian Library Magdalene College, Cambridge. Samuel Pepys. Edited with
additions by Henry B. Wheatley. London: G. Bell & Sons, Cambridge,
1893-1899. Lilly Call Number: DA447.P4 A4 1893
A
Discourse upon this Saying: The Spirit of the Nation is not yet to be Trusted
with Liberty; Lest it Introduce Monarchy, or invade the Liberty of Conscience. James
Harrington. London: Printed by J.C. for Henry Fletcher, 1659. Lilly Call
Number: DA944.4 .H3
The London Gazette. London: T. Newman, 1666-. Number 4213: Thursday April 11 to Monday April 15, 1706. Lilly Call Number: J7 .G6
The
London Spy.
Edward Ward ("the Author of the Trip to Jamaica"). London: Printed
for J. Nutt, 1698-1701. Lilly Call Number: DA688 .S257 V.1
The
Manner of Making of Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate: as it is used in Most Parts of
Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. With their Vertues. Philippe
Sylvestre Dufour. London: Printed for William Crook, 1685. Lilly Call Number:
TX817.C6 D813
Mercurius
Politicus, comprising the sum of Forein Intelligence, with the affairs now on
foot in the three nations of England Scotland, and Ireland. London:
Printed for R. White, 1650-1660. Number 402: Thursday February 4th to Thursday
February 11th, 1657. Lilly Call Number: AP3 .M495
Philosophical
Transactions, giving some accompt of the present undertakings, studies, and
labours of the ingenius in many considerable parts of the world. Volume 1.
London: C. Davis, Printer to the Royal Society of London, 1665. Lilly Call Number:
Q41.R8
Quaestiones Medicae:
A
Collection of Medical Disputations held before the Medical Faculty of Paris,
with praeses and respondens for each. On questions of the dietary and
therapeutic uses of coffee, tea, chocolate, milk, beer, wine, spirits, bread,
sugar and tobacco. Paris: Quillau, 1672-1773. Lilly Call Number: TX351.Q1
-Quaestio
Medica: Au potus Cafe, cum lacte salubrior? Petrus Letonnellier,
Matthaeo Thuillier presiding professor. Paris, 1697.
-Quaestio
Medica: Litteratis-ne salubris Cafe usus? Michael Peaget, Guidone-Crescento
Fagon presiding professor. Paris, 1716.
-Quaestio
Medica: An a frequentiori potu Cafe vita brevior? Edmundus-Thomas Moreau,
Ludovico-Guillelmo Le Monnier presiding professor. Paris, 1751.
Some
Notes about the Coffee House, a private club: together with a list of resident
and non-resident members, and including the rules of the Coffee House, rule six
being that there shall be no rules. Coffee
House. New York, 1926. Lilly Call Number: HS2725.N5 C588 1926
Traitez
Nouveaux & Curieux du Café, du Thé et du Chocolate: Ouvrage également
necessaire aux medecins, & à tous ceux qui aiment leur santé. Philippe
Sylvestre Dufour. A Lyon: Chez Jean Girin & B. Riviere, 1685. Lilly Call
Number: TX817.C6 D8 1685
Wholesome
Advice Against the Abuse of Hot Liquors: Particularly of Coffee, Chocolate,
Tea, Brandy, and Strong-Waters: with directions to know what constitutions they
suit, and when the use of them may be profitable of hurtful. M. Duncan.
London: H. Rhodes and A. Bell, 1706. Lilly Call Number: RM240 .D913
